California Network for Education in Affordable Housing
2014-15 Membership List
Organization
Mission
Contact
BRIDGE Housing
BRIDGE strengthens communities by developing, owning and
managing high-quality, affordable homes for working families
and seniors.
Alicia Crawford
acrawford@bridgehousing.co
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Collective
Impact/Magic
Zone
Founded in 2007, Collective Impact is a unique non-profit
organization whose mission is to bring constructive change to
people. We recognize that all people are connected, and believe
that, if we work together, we can develop inventive solutions to
the issues facing our community. Collective Impact serves as an
incubator for innovative programs. We aim to nurture innovative
solutions to society’s most pressing issues. We provide
resources and support to organizations so they can focus on
developing their programs. Together we can make an impact.
The Council of Large Public Housing Authorities is a national nonprofit organization that works to preserve and improve public
and affordable housing through advocacy, research, policy
analysis and public education.
Emphasizing our historic and continuing commitment to Asian
and Pacific Islander communities, EBALDC works with and for all
the diverse populations of the East Bay to build healthy, vibrant
and safe neighborhoods through community development.
Eden Housing's mission is to build and maintain high-quality,
well-managed, service-enhanced affordable housing
communities that meet the needs of lower income families,
seniors, and persons with disabilities.
We are experts in the management of low-income, affordable
and subsidized housing with certified managers for various
government-assisted properties. With our exceptional and
professional financial reporting abilities, virtually flawless
compliance track-record, annually surveyed and satisfied
residents, and our team of highly experienced and professional
staff; it is no wonder why clients have turned to EPMI for over
three decades for their property management needs.
To create stable, vibrant and healthy communities by
developing, financing and operating affordable, programenriched housing for families, seniors and people with special
needs who lack the economic resources to access quality, safe
housing opportunities.
Tiffany Wheeler
tiffany@collectiveimpact.com
Juanita Pollard
juanita@sfmagiczone.org
Council of Large
Public Housing
Authorities
East Bay Asian
Local Development
Corporation
(EBALDC)
Eden Housing
EPMI
Mercy Housing
Abra Lyons-Warren
abra@clpha.org
Amber Lamason
alamason@ebaldc.org
Vanessa Hernandez
vhernandez@edenhousing.org
Johanna Standley
jstandley@epmi-co.com
Ashley Ante
aante@mercyhousing.org
Zoey Rogers
zrogers@mercyhousing.org
MidPen Housing
Oakland Housing
Authority
Palo Alto Housing
Corporation
(PAHC)
Partnership for
Children & Youth
Project Access
Public Profit
San Francisco
Department of
Children, Youth &
their Families
To provide safe, affordable housing of high quality to those in
need; establish stability and opportunity in the lives of residents;
and foster diverse communities that allow people from all
ethnic, social and economic backgrounds to live in dignity,
harmony and mutual respect.
To assure the availability of quality housing for low-income
persons and to promote the civic involvement and economic
self-sufficiency of residents and to further the expansion of
affordable housing within Oakland.
PAHC's mission has always been to foster, develop, acquire, and
manage low- and moderate- income housing in Palo Alto and the
San Francisco Bay Area. Through its affiliated entities its
activities involve administration of the City of Palo Alto's Below
Market Rate (BMR) Program (PAHC Housing Services, LLC),
development and/or acquisition of over 600 units of rental
housing (Palo Alto Housing Corporation), management of the
properties it owns (PAHC Management and Services
Corporation) and general housing advocacy. Its properties are
located in all geographical areas of Palo Alto.
Brenda Castillo-Garza
bcastillo@midpen-housing.org
Jennifer Sweeney
jsweeney@midpenhousing.org
Lenita Ellis
lellis@oakha.org
Danielle Winford
dwinford@oakha.org
Ana Angel
aangel@paloaltohousingcorp.
org
Kate Young
kyoung@paloaltohousingcorp.
org
The Partnership for Children & Youth’s mission is to ignite
systems of continuous learning, foster collaboration and build
leadership among school districts, government agencies and
community-based organizations serving low income children and
youth.
To be the leading provider of vital health, education and
employment services to families, children, and seniors living in
low-income housing communities. Our goal is to help keep
family members employed, children in school, and seniors
active.
Jennifer Hicks
jenny@partnerforchildren.org
Public Profit is committed to improving the effectiveness of
public service organizations through the effective use of
information. We provide high-quality, cost-effective consulting
services to nonprofits, governments, and schools.
The mission of the Department of Children, Youth & Their
Families is to ensure that families with children are a prominent
and valued segment of San Francisco's social fabric by
supporting programs and activities in every San Francisco
neighborhood.
Sara Wall
swall@project-access.org
Adam Allred
aallred@project-access.org
Alex McCreddin
amccreddin@projectaccess.org
Jocelyn Atkins
jocelyn@publicprofit.net
Sally Jenkins-Stevens
sally.jenkins-stevens@dcyf.org